A Retail Strategy of Managing Groups of Similar, Often Substitutable

question 244

Multiple Choice

A retail strategy of managing groups of similar, often substitutable products produced by different manufacturers is called

• A) category management.
• B) scrambled merchandising.
• C) line extensions.
• D) aggregate management.
• E) wheel of retailing.

Understand the importance and framework of planning in management functions.

Identify and differentiate between the various levels of management and their roles in planning.

Recognize the significance of time management for effective organizational functioning.

Grasp the concept of long-term and short-term planning and the factors influencing their time frames.

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